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Crystalline Silica Regulations: A New Era in NSW from 1st September 2024
Updated crystalline silica regulations in NSW aim to improve the protection of workers from silica exposure and reduce the risk of lung diseases. The regulations require employers to; conduct more comprehensive risk assessments, implement stricter control measures,...
SafeWork NSW: New Silica Compliance Requirements for Employers
Introduction to SafeWork NSW's New Silica Compliance Requirements SafeWork NSW has introduced new rules to protect workers from the dangers of crystalline silica dust, effective from September 1st. These rules are crucial for preventing health issues like silicosis...
A Guide to Silica Dust
A Guide to Silica Dust Silica dust is a significant hazard in many workplaces, posing serious health risks to those exposed. It is a fine particulate matter that can penetrate deep into the lungs, leading to severe respiratory issues and other long-term health...
Traineeship rules are changing from July 1 – get prepared
From 1 July 2024, the Australian Government is changing the Apprenticeship and Traineeship funding support model. There are the usual justifications and logical conclusions, many of which are accurate and important, but not necessarily relevant to individual...
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Opening the door for trained aged carers
A LEAD trainer in community services is creating a pilot program to help fill what she describes as a “huge need for aged care workers on the Mornington Peninsula”. Jane-Ellen Mountford, who has worked in aged care “most of her life”, is hoping to generate interest in...
NCVER Report for TME
TME is pleased to report that in the latest available NCVER 2020 Student Outcomes Survey for students who completed a full qualification, we have received a 90% score on “satisfied with training”, and 89% on “would recommend this provider”. For those students...
How Do I Get a Builders Licence?
What is it, and what’s involved? As of September 2018. Law was passed to require all trades, not just plumbers, electricians, and the principle builder to be registered. All Trades will require to be registered. Carpenters, plasterers, bricklayers, in fact all trades....
What to do with a flawed Aged Care System ?
The Royal Commission has made nearly 150 recommendations aimed to improve what is acknowledged as a flawed system. Many of these recommendations still wait on government policy responses, and will no doubt be some time in coming. But while the recommendations expect...
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